When she was 10 years old, she saw a pink light bulb eraser. Her mom thought it would be nice to buy it and start a collection, the Balgonie, Sask., woman said.

The breast cancer survivor will focus on the Pink Eraser Project, which aims to connect experts to create a vaccine Nathan Congleton/NBC/Getty NBC News correspondent Kristen Dahlgren announced ...

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Then, she created the Pink Eraser Project, bringing together top researchers across the world asking them to focus on one thing. “We could create a vaccine for breast cancer with all the safety ...

Leading the charge is Pink Eraser Project's head scientist Dr. Nora Disis, the director of the University of Washington's Oncologist and Cancer Vaccine Institute.